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Harry 'wants royal reunion with King Charles' at Invictus Games next year: Report
Prince Harry aims to publicly reconcile with King Charles by inviting him to co-open the Invictus Games, a cause both support and which returns to the UK after 13 years.
- Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, will ask King Charles, King and Head of the Armed Forces, to open the Invictus Games, 2027 edition as organisers contacted officials about the King's involvement.
- Amid a long-running family rift originating when Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex quit senior royal duties six years ago, Invictus Games, founded 2014 and inspired by the US Warrior Games, returns to the UK for the first time.
- Organisers of the Invictus Games say they have contacted officials to involve King Charles and insiders noted Harry wants Charles in the opening ceremony, calling it a 'perfect opportunity'.
- Limited contact and security disputes mean it is unclear whether Meghan Markle and their children, Prince Archie, six, and Princess Lilibet, four, would attend, as King Charles last saw them in 2022.
- Despite sources saying both men want reconciliation, ongoing legal and security disputes—including Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex's High Court appeal rejected in May 2025 and a Home Office dispute—complicate family visits.
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Prince Harry is said to be considering an invitation to King Charles III to open the 2027 Invictus Games — a move many see as an attempt to extend an olive branch after years of tension. On the surface, it offers the image of a public reunion between father and son. In reality, long-standing royal conventions and the monarchy’s cautious instincts make it doubtful that the gesture will lead to the reconciliation Harry appears to be hoping for. Wh…
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